Question 1

in 2005 a mexican man jumped on my brain in neck in the swimming pool showing off for his guy friend he jump on me with his physical ass on me he nerve damaged my brain in neck badley my brain in neck snapping cracking snapping popping none stop nois?

Accepted Answer

Nerve damage?: Your question suggests mechanical neck problems, perhaps from the injury, perhaps arthritis or deteriorated discs.  Nothing you say (you do not mention numbness, tingling, pain shooting down arm or elsewhere) would fit with nerve damage.  To find out more, you must see a physician such as an orthopedist to have examination and radiologic tests.

Question 2

leg weakness
fatigue
muscle twitching
chills
neck cracking
headaches
brain ct and mri clear, c spine mri-slightly degenerated discs
what's th problem?

Accepted Answer

Need more work-up: Talk to your doctor about getting some blood work to rule out any obvious underlying condition. Also adopting a healthy lifestyle including proper hydration and balanced diet will be beneficial.

Question 3

can you get a serious brain injury from hitting the front of your head on a mirror and cracking it?

Accepted Answer

Possible: It could be possible.  If you are showing signs of memory loss, dizziness, headache, vision changes, mood changes, or others, see a doctor soon.

Question 4

hello, i'm having a sort of crackling sound in my brain whenever i move my head. feels like popcorn popping or chips cracking. no headache or anything?

Accepted Answer

Neck?: We generally do not hear things in our brain, but it is possible that you are hearing some crunching in the neck bones when you move your head, or possibly some issues inside your ear canal could be triggering this.  Please see a doctor.  In either event, it is likely this is not a worrisome thing, just annoying, but perhaps can be treated.

Question 5

i've been diagnosis with a low grade, slow growing, brain stem glioma. about 3 weeks ago my left ear starting cracking and now my jaw hurts. is it growing?

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Doubtful: How advanced is tumor? Have you  had any treatment such as radiation to your head? This might cause fluid in the middle ear and crackling, perhaps some pain/pressure. The symptoms sound more like temporomandibular  joint pain, which comes from clenching or grinding the teeth.  It causes jaw pain, pressure in the ear, sometimes crackling sounds, & ringing in the ear to name a few symptoms.  See md.

Question 6

neck pain, cracking sounds when i turn my head, headaches, mri and ct on head/brain normal.  blood work normal.  have small hiatal hernia. help! thnx!

Accepted Answer

Facets: There are multiple potential causes, among them, Symptomatic facet joints are often the cause of posterior based neck pain and headaches and are often under appreciated on imaging studies even such as an MRI or ct scan.  Consider asking to be referred to an interventional pain specialist where you may be a candidate for radio frequency ablation, a no surgical treatment for facet mediated pain.

Question 7

neck cracking/popping, forehead/scalp tingling, the result of pinched nerves in neck from bulges at c5-c6 and c6-c7 via neck mri?

mri's and ct's of brain were normal.  thanks.

Accepted Answer

Does not correlate.: The disk bulges at C5-C7 should affect your arm &amp; neck, not the forehead &amp; scalp. Many people live their ENTIRE LIVES with bulging disks &amp; don't complain of any pain, so MRI or CT scan to "diagnose" bulging disks is actually a gross misuse of imaging. Talk to your doctor or a neurologist about your symptoms to undergo accurate testing. Or use HealthTap Prime. Good luck to you; hope you find cause.

Question 8

how large is the brain?

Accepted Answer

Brain size: Average adult brain volume in men is 1,260 cubic centimeters, &amp; in women 1,130 .

Question 9

how does the brain work?

Accepted Answer

No problem: If you want to find out how the brain works, you can start with one of the standard references: Principles of Neural Science, by Kandel and Schwartz. I have the fifth edition. It's 1709 pages long. It covers the basics. It's an introduction. If you really want to get into the subject, there are more and bigger books you can read.

Question 10

is tv bad for your brain?

Accepted Answer

Maybe??: Tv does not cause brain damage, but far easier to sit comfortably and vegetate, and may be relaxing after stressful day.  But many folks have stopped reading and learning, and even become more reclusive due to habitual tv watching.  With the variety of cable activities, not hard to get into pattern.  However, some evidence that chronic tv does lead to deconditioning, and weight gain.

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In 2005 a mexican man jumped on my brain in neck in the swimming pool showing off for his guy friend he jump on me with his physical ass on me he nerve damaged my brain in neck badley my brain in neck snapping cracking snapping popping none stop nois?

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Leg weakness fatigue muscle twitching chills neck cracking headaches brain ct and mri clear, c spine mri-slightly degenerated discs what's th problem?

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Can you get a serious brain injury from hitting the front of your head on a mirror and cracking it?

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Hello, i'm having a sort of crackling sound in my brain whenever i move my head. feels like popcorn popping or chips cracking. no headache or anything?

A member asked:

I've been diagnosis with a low grade, slow growing, brain stem glioma. about 3 weeks ago my left ear starting cracking and now my jaw hurts. is it growing?

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Neck pain, cracking sounds when i turn my head, headaches, mri and ct on head/brain normal. blood work normal. have small hiatal hernia. help! thnx!

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Neck cracking/popping, forehead/scalp tingling, the result of pinched nerves in neck from bulges at c5-c6 and c6-c7 via neck mri? mri's and ct's of brain were normal. thanks.

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How large is the brain?

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How does the brain work?

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Is tv bad for your brain?

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